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such as F.G. Hall-Jones’ Historical Southland and John Watt’s The trial of Minnie Dean mirrored the 1890s sentiment and villainous image of Dean. In 1985, came the first shift in the narrative of Minnie Dean, when Ken Catran published Hanlon: A Casebook which included a sympathetic discussion of the case and Minnie Dean’s innocence. John Rawle published Minnie Dean: a hundred years of memory in 1997, in an attempt to revise Dean’s image and argue her innocence. The most notable historical…

Student name Student number Heroic Attributes of Odysseus. Book 9 of the Odyssey “In the One-Eyed Giant’s Cave” provides better understanding of the character of Odyssey, his emotions, cunning and the features of character. Heroism during the times of Homer certainly differs from the modern definition of the word, as it focuses more on the ability to outwit others, capture new lands and resources and exploit every opportunity that presents itself. Portrayed by Homer as a clever…

actuality. The “beast”, which they mention many times, is their own fear of being on the island with no adult authority. The fear and the desire of power is what destroyed the island from what it once was. In Understanding Lord of the Flies: A Student Casebook to Issue, Studies and Historical Documents, Kirsten Olson…

In “CASE STUDY 56: WEEKEND RACIST, Angie, a supervisor of a mail room and postal clerk at agency, receives an alarming e-mail with a subject stating: “ALERT: Carl is a Racist!” (Brett, Aguirre, & Kickham K, 2011, p. 118). The e-mail is from an African American accounting clerk at the agency, Lisa, stating that an employee in the mail room named Carl is a racist. The e-mail also contains a link, which she opens, that leads to several photos of Carl wearing offensive regalia and participating in…

“National Book Critics Circle Award for Nonfiction” (Kingston front cover). Ever since the publication of Kingston’s book, it has been widely read in different US college courses such as in American literature, gender studies and anthropology (Wong, Casebook…

Part 1: The case that I decided to pick from our casebook for this Teacher Moves written assignment was Case 4 Lucy (Grade 3). I decided to choose this case because of the grade level. Right now at my placement I am working with 3rd and 4th graders on math so I thought it would be appropriate to look at the teacher moves in this case. Throughout this case there were many teacher moves that interested me. One teacher move that I identified was, “In each lesson students first work in pairs and…

This course is intended to bridge the transition between the computation of data and the use of the data for strategic purposes. The course will also introduce the use of case analysis and the application of critical thinking to managerial accounting information. http://beedie.sfu.ca/courses/bus322 ID: your SFU ID Password: your SFU password Course email: bus322-d100@sfu.ca Course website : Grading : Grading scheme : A weighted mark of the following elements Case analysis…

governor. It is important to review what the agency’s policies are and what I had signed in agreement to when I first started the job. According to Reamer, “Social workers should support their employers’ policies and honor their agreements with them” (Casebook, 2009). This question is stating that providing the governor with this information might comply with the agency’s reputation, but does not necessarily say what their policy is. Therefore, I should find what the policy would be regarding…

Even with all of his talk about his father's job, most of Holden's nervous ticks and character traits seem to come from his mother. For instance, Holden mentions "phonies" forty-four separate times throughout the novel (Corbett 68-73). This can be connected to his mother by the way he speaks about her. Her speech always seems to very insincere, and Holden displays that she has very little compassion for her own children. If his mother's actions were powerful enough to influence his obsession…

Throughout various television adaptations of Arthur Connan Doyle’s legendary Sherlock Holmes, Watson's, Sherlocks’s close companion’s, general charectaristics have largely remained the same in all of the series that are considered for the purposes of this essey, on the flip side, all of them have taken some liberties with him and his backstory, personality, and other aspects of his person. In Granada Television’s „Sherlock Holmes“ – a TV series where the action takes place in London of our past…